Marrero EJL

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 317-322
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the population´s aging is welfare’s challenge that worries the nephrologists all over the world due to the affection of the.
Objectives: to determine the chronic renal disease chronic’s renal ill patients and with hidden renal illness.
Methods: it was done a transversal retrospective’s study about the prevailing of the chronic renal disease in the characters of the residential home for the elderly in Banes municipality, the sample was formed by 136 persons who live in the institution, the sample 109 excluding the semi-internal and the one’s hospitalized. It was revised the medical history, it was taken blood samples for the serum creatinine and picked the urine for the micro albuminury by the assistant nurse without varying its presence during the study, the samples were processed by graduated in clinic laboratory linked to the nephrology service, to the characters whose first samples were positives it was done a second and a third sample with an interval of 30 days, it was calculated the estimated glomerular’s filtrate throughout a MDRD’s (modification of diet in renal disease) formula, with the available calculator in http://www.kidney.com. It was carried out the classification as the stages following the KDIGO (Kidney disease: Improving Global Outcomes).
Results: 55.8% of the elderly present Renal Chronic Disease and the 35% hidden Renal Disease, with an average of ages of about 89.4 years.
Conclusions: the Chronic Renal Disease and the Hidden Renal Disease in elderly from the old people’s home at Banes Municipality is large.

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